SAAP (DAY 2)

Only young people are prone to the bandwagon effect.

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• FALSE

To persuade, glittering generalities employ vague and emotional language.

• TRUE

• FALSE

Because glittering generalities lack precise meaning or evidence, they can be deceptive.

• TRUE

• FALSE

An example of a testimonial would be a celebrity promoting a product.

• TRUE

• FALSE

The most trustworthy method of evaluating the quality of a product or concept is through testimonials.

• TRUE

• FALSE

A propaganda technique known as "card stacking" offers a fair assessment of a topic.

• TRUE

• FALSE

Card stacking is demonstrated by a political advertisement that solely highlights a candidate's achievements while excluding any issues.

• TRUE

• FALSE

Logical and well-supported arguments are always a part of faulty cause and effect reasoning.

• TRUE

• FALSE

Poor analysis of the evidence can result in poor decision-making due to faulty cause and effect.

• TRUE

• FALSE

Propaganda techniques are used to convince people to believe what the propagandist wants them to believe.

• TRUE

• FALSE